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Show James would have made Brig. General except for the red tape. Our truck herder, Peter Pl-ettran smack dab into a telephone pole yesterday. He ses a bob kat wuz in the road but the inside dope is that his mind goes far away. He worries if Annie is putting all the cabbage in the till down at ye olde Alpine Ser- cara. He may not be the best ball player in the country, or the state, or the league, or even the Impotent Helper club, but ne'e got the old hustle and doesn't beat up umpires or even his wife so wot more do ya want? Everything is under control up here once again as that smooth operator Buck Buchanan is back to steer us thru a hard winter. Buck has put in a strenuous year hustling cold puppies and warm soda water at the stadium, toiling for Moe Porter, selling nite to fishermen, overhauling firearms and shinning shoes. He made more dollars, this summer than the Helper Merchants made errors, and that's a boat load iinr HELPER TT" gtrbJendofu? JOURNAI (Utah) California smog and tog PAGE THREE SEPT. 20, 151 capital of the world. Carbon coun-- j THURAY ty gets more sunshine in 10 minutes than they get in a year. ' Phmi News Items to Journal FROM Tony Yoklavich is mighty glad i UTAH BOND BOOM the carnival has left town. His SIMPLIFIED B00KKEEPIK3 SPRING CANYON kids rode on everything g times SETS NEW MARKS TAX RECORD BOOKS and he has to smoke Bull AH Typt ( IikImu By DAVE ROBERTSON j ham in 3 Utah are finding for months to get even. People EAST Tt KCCf I00IS Earl Davis and family got lost more and more reason for buyUdell Keele ses the reason Bill vice. riteM Sill $1.11 $9.00 $141 67 Defense times in one with Los U. Bond and in 8. Mills doesn't wear a hard bonnet ing morning to Tony Evatz reasons are adding to the Big Jim Pugliese haa returned forCongratulations i added With of relief to work a is cause Angeles. his head sigh faced the only dirty after a stretch of K.P. while a coal being to The Helper Journal plenty hard enuff, but this has they came back to sunny Stand- total of bonds bought. Charles L. crash the social set miner of Uncle ard ville from where they have no Smith, state chairman, said today. guest Sammy's army. at the Bill Voll vs been proven as yet. not Taskar Betty Sales of the popular Series E Boss Man Doug Wilson fought trubble finding Latuda or Spring nuptials. He had a fine time 'till s of a ! bonds neared a chub at Scofield for 2 Glen. he passed out. i Ford Mr. his million dollars critEvati Tony and the during hours boated Rugust, wrapped finally when All production stopped ter. Them big ones cain't out- - around the barbed wire fence on Smith reported. This was an in gorgeous Mrs. Max Price paid a Fabrizio't-- hill Wednesday night, crease of more than J33.O0O over smart me sez Doug. visit to our tipple Tuesday. When Eve Standardvlne n0w looks He sez a coal truck ran him offn the total for the same ninth a she smiled at Rob Farish his brother. Castle Gate Slack. wtuin ia a S0(I Btory year ago. Ted Reese sez his new Chevviejiike Gods Country to Buzz Davis, 'ne store teeth chattered and his e wiu beleve itif tne ''We're especially pleased to or lamp from blood began to boil. Certainly a 8 sti" running and that he's only who is happy to be back from a the note that Utah's gains are ahead is Wilson I)onald sparking .be Albert's twice towed had to to mile by which 3,000 terrific Canada, trip classy lassie. Must be a of tired own sedan. the Got nation's average," Mr. his any mine desired. in gals is a small place up north. goats. shortage of men in Cleveland. old man's pick up as Smith remarked. the Call using Don G. Rich Farish, After an eloquent by Attention all ladies in search of the odor of fish and the coal Tony Evatz, Thrift and security are still ,.v,ar,v, 1., TOM HOVAT J. Lind8trom all hands gathered Panlpv' anil- hie. Had hail a" fine i iiuiuiiut . , i. nff. oc.,ir( . v, iir mil- - . awi.,.... viiri were U'JUnouB to rumaiice. reasons Utah people , The .,:-- ,. o cet of fichinr trin tn t?iva Points . important on all order Prompt delivery .bond buying habits, ur for their Pancho PrexvMadrigal, has1 fit give the saddles too'ly ripe Tyrone Power. He .baseball figurines was presented horses didn't large or small. : HELPER PHONE J to our boy Blugger, Nicholas Mas- - well and city dude Rich almost brown wavy hair, a new tuxedo, "w Das his Kaiser paid for. Hope he said, but the war in Korea i xj. iv. and the threats to democracy and lut"' his, own teeth, i& a master cook. . .. .. "eu.y t I) ;t . rtfli D1" "uu VIn DUtlr' ," freedom have given added weight "a" sings like Mario Lanza, dances' spouse, Mary, leave for to patriotic motives for buping like Fred Astaire, sparkles like G&W MEANS uenver sunaay so Bill can get IT. S. Defense Bonds. DAVID IIIVEII Danny Kaye and keeps his money special treatment for his arthritis. Series E totals during August in barrels in the cellar. I All Spring Canyon wishes him were $730,323 compared with $697, MARGARET PHILLIPS Clair Newren is now an accom- - nit ' rfhft lurk in thp wnrlrt and 085 for August 1950. Largest gains NIGEL BRUCE tnat up0n hj8 return he were noted in Box Elder, Cache, hopes amntrr aim iui naee in ma 'teyco can trade his chair for a pair of and Tooele Rich. Millard, in Iron, and it hasn't blown up yet. boots. Weber counties. The Dave Robertson's are anx- hunting In addition to previously re- iously expecting 6 or 7 additions ported sales, Utah was recently Rodio br!ng$ to the family. Their collie. Gin- VETERANS' NEWS Benn ui comedy about woman-hatecieun.ru wiiu uuuu purcnar and a ger, seems to be in a bit of a condition and has reserved ma- - Veterans Administration has an- - $001,000 made by Utah men in wayward woman. ternity space on the back porch nounced that approximately 5,000 the armed services and other govTHEATRE GUILD for Oct. 4 at midnight. These employees will be dropped from ernment agencies. will be October the pups part thoroughbred agency's payroll by and part Bill Bailey's ugly flop 10, 1951 because of budget limi. Music resembles poetry; in each 6:30 p.m. KOA eared old cocker spaniel. They tations contained in VA's appro- - are numerous graces, which no will sell for 12 dollars apiece or priation for the 1952 fiscal year methods teacji, and which a to cart we will give you four-bit- s The appropriation measure cov master hand alone can rei:h, them off. Whichever deal you ers the period from July 1, 1931, Pope to June 30, 1952, and was signed prefer. 1 1 1 Backed Bun Dyches was going over to by the President August 31. X 1111 1 Moroni Sunday and visit some The reduction will be nation Year, U9 By old gal friends but his wife Zel- - wide, and will include all admini- pha went with him and loused up strative activities of VA. Exclud I I Distilling the deal. ed from the cut are Department 1 is sweating of Medicine and Surgery person SOON! Thompson Experience Shelby J gold dust as he threshes barley, nei who staff the VA's 151 vet stacks oats, beats wheat, combines, erans hospital throughout the the tomatoes and drives the silos country. New on his big spread outside Price. The employees slated for sepa. Smiling Sam Lovato has been rat,jon to bring VA within the em ! on witn mness ana we ii"pe er pioyment permitted by the ap- j I I manana. WHISKEY. BIENDED fiOODERHAM i WORTS LIMITED. m NEUTRAL SPIRITS DISIIllED FROM GRAIN be propriation received separation oPEORIA, IUIN0 it- -. tices September 10. Actually separation will become effective Oc tober 10. The reduction in force will be carried out in accordance with United States Civil Service commission retention preference regulations. ' Although 6,022 employees would for changed or be affected under the reduction emprogram, the VA said normal additional listings or for ployee attrition before October 10 numprobably would reduce the ber actually dismissed to about dirtctory advertising... TIPPLE TALES a, ; The Darryl Curtis' are the envy of all us poor folks with a fancy Mercury which looks like its go- ing 85 when its standing still. n Has port holes plus climatic overdrive and the only trouble they have with it are the , Oft push-butto- LOOSE-LEA- F wig-gle- rs COAL ' SUHDAM three-fourth- Nat - r . 6-- ' .1 T GOOD WHISKEY aing 9r j 1bl-tA- """ nl Mi Si U IT f If rs "AIR mazsmm ill wmuiutiMAur ir telephone mm directory 11 will be closed SOPH 5,000. At the peak of Its employment, in February of 1947, VA employed 226,131 persons-- . As of July 31. 1951, the last date for which com- figures are available, VA was employing 182,259. VA today warned veterans planning to attend school this Fall under the GI Bill to take along enough money to meet their expenses until at least after November 1. Most colleges and universities in this area start classes late in September. For hat reason, VA said, checks for subsistence allowances for those few days in September will not be mailed in October. most cases, during Amounts due the veterans for sub. sistence allowances in September will be consolidated with the money due ine voieran iui uctober and be mailed In one checK about November 1. ' That is the best that can be h oped f"r, VA said. Some veter-a ns may not get their checks for gome time after November I. the a sency raid. VA explained that the beginning of a school term always threw a heavy workload on its education and training dl vision, and on the finance divlcin-r01 numner a mat and sion, .....t.; Were UlWrtJI I.IVJ.:U ji.a.1 ...in the veteran. It may be even worse this Fall. VA said. A reduction in personnel throughout the VA, effective October 10, included many from these two divisions, and the delay In getting the checks may be longer than usual. 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